1994
DOI: 10.1099/13500872-140-9-2263
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Nucleotide sequence and structural organization of the small, broad-host-range plasmid pCI411 from Leuconostoc lactis 533

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“…since they have a region whose nucleotide sequence is very similar to that of well 464 characterized oriTs but lack a cognate putative relaxase gene; such is the case of 465 plasmids pA1 from Lactobacillus plantarum (Vujcic and Topisirovic, 1993) and 466 pCI411 from Leuconoctoc lactis (Coffey et al, 1994). This, in conjunction to the oriTs 467 of some RCR-plasmids being defined as site-specific plasmid recombination (Pre) 468 conditions.…”
Section: Recognition Of Heterologous Orits By Mobm Protein 420mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…since they have a region whose nucleotide sequence is very similar to that of well 464 characterized oriTs but lack a cognate putative relaxase gene; such is the case of 465 plasmids pA1 from Lactobacillus plantarum (Vujcic and Topisirovic, 1993) and 466 pCI411 from Leuconoctoc lactis (Coffey et al, 1994). This, in conjunction to the oriTs 467 of some RCR-plasmids being defined as site-specific plasmid recombination (Pre) 468 conditions.…”
Section: Recognition Of Heterologous Orits By Mobm Protein 420mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The GϩC content in pTXL1 is 34%, in accordance with the GϩC percentage of Leuconostoc subsp. chromosomes and plasmids previously described (10,12). Surprisingly, sequence analysis revealed no similarities with genes encoding known proteins involved in replication, such as the replication initiation protein required for RCR plasmids.…”
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“…are a diverse group of heterofermentative LAB of considerable industrial importance. Many Leuconostoc species harbor one or more native plasmids of various sizes, but to date, only a few reports have dealt with RCR plasmids in species of the Leuconostoc genus (5,7,10,11,30) and none concerns identification of a non-RCR plasmid. The aim of the present study was to analyze the mode of replication of the Leuconostoc plasmid pTXL1 (6) in order to develop families of vectors designed for specific industrial applications.…”
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“…The Cop protein is not found in pHPK255. Recently, a small cryptic plasmid pCI411 has been isolated from Leuconostoc lactis (Coffey et al, 1994). The sequence analysis of pCI411 reveals that this plasmid belongs to the pE194 family.…”
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confidence: 99%